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Forthcoming events:

Date Event Venue More details ...
04 Feb, 2015
LivMS Council
Lisa Baggaley
Committee Meeting 		The University of Liverpool, Maths Resource Rooms Event_20150204_Meeting
02 Mar, 2015 Year 11 upwards
Professor Colm Mulcahy
Mathemagic With Cards 		The University of Liverpool Event_20150302_Popular_Lecture
14 Mar, 2015 Sixth Form Pop Maths Quiz
Julie Powell, Sue Harkness 		Liverpool John Moores University, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF PopMathsQuiz
18 Mar, 2015 Year 11 upwards
Professor Peter McOwan
When Fridges Attack - Robots, Artificial Intelligence and Our Future 		The University of Liverpool Event_20150318_PopularMarch15

For events beyond these check the LivMS Events Diary page.

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About the society:
Welcome to the Liverpool Mathematical Society collaborative web site. For information about the Society and its activities, see the box at right ... otherwise read on. Most pages are accessible to the world and editable by members of the Society.

This is a new style of site, taking some existing ideas and putting them together in an unusual way. If you've been here before and have already read our aims and ideals page, then great - go to it.

If you're new here, please take a moment to read the aims and ideals page, and to read about the amazing thing that makes this site work: Automatic Linking.

Pages you might want to read:
This site is rather unusual, and it will benefit from you understanding its purpose, why it's different, and those pages explain most of it. You will also want to read the Advice for New Users.

And now - go forth and contribute! The links at the top right of the page, duplicated and augmented at the bottom of every page, give you the most common things to try. You might want to experiment in the sandbox, or look at the test page to see the various features. You might want to read about maths mode, or simply see the recent changes.

Go, experiment, try things, and if you screw up, let me know. Backups are kept, changes are easy to revert, and mistakes are part of learning.

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